Preact hosting
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Built for the way Preact scales
Deploy your Preact app on Node.js hosting without extra setup. Push your code, and the runtime takes care of the app so your pages and components load the way you built them, with a simple path from local development to production.
Your project runs on managed infrastructure designed to stay stable as traffic grows. That gives you fewer deployment concerns, better day-to-day reliability, and more time to focus on shipping features instead of server maintenance.
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Preact hosting FAQs
Get answers to the most frequently asked questions about Preact hosting services.
What is Preact hosting, and why does it matter?
Preact hosting means deploying a Preact app to a production environment that can run your Node.js build and serve it to users. It matters because you need a stable runtime, deployment workflow, and scaling path once the app leaves your local machine.
How is Preact hosting different from regular VPS hosting?
With a VPS, you manage the server, Node.js version, updates, process manager, and security yourself. With Hostinger Node.js hosting, those infrastructure tasks are handled for you, so you can focus on the Preact app instead of server maintenance.
Can I deploy a Preact app from a private GitHub repository?
Yes. Connect your GitHub account, grant access to the private repository, and deploy the branch you want. Updates can be pulled from the repo just like with a public project.
Is there a traffic limit or overage fee for Preact hosting?
Your plan has resource limits, and if your app grows beyond them you may need to upgrade. We do not charge surprise overage fees for normal traffic spikes, but sustained usage above your plan's limits requires a higher tier.
How do I move my Preact app from local development or another host?
Push your app to GitHub, connect the repository in Hostinger, and deploy the build. If you're moving from another host, update your environment variables and domain settings, then verify the app in production.